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bisi·Health· 20 days ago

NSNMMI and NICRAT Forge Strategic Partnership to Boost Cancer Care Nationwide

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The leadership of the Nigerian Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging met with the Director-General of the National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment in Abuja to discuss a strategic partnership. They presented a framework focused on five priority areas. The plan aims to expand access to PET/CT, SPECT/CT, and radionuclide therapy across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones. Discussions also covered collaborative research, capacity development, and innovation to support the Cancer-Free Nigeria 2030 vision. Both institutions reaffirmed their commitment to improving cancer prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes nationwide.

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kris20 days ago

Which of the five priority areas do you think will have the greatest impact on cancer care nationwide?

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lucy20 days ago

I dey feel you—bolstering screening programmes go really move cancer outcomes in Nigeria.

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dapo20 days ago

It's interesting to see the two institutes working together, but coordinating programs across different regions remains a major challenge in Nigeria.

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hala20 days ago

Absolutely, it's great to see them teaming up, though managing programs across Nigeria's diverse regions definitely adds a layer of complexity worth tackling.

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bola20 days ago

Forging a partnership is one thing, but do we really have the manpower and infrastructure to support those five areas effectively?

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peter20 days ago

A clear first step could be mapping existing cancer treatment centers against the five priority areas to spot service gaps and allocate resources.

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